anaheim-gazette 1950-10-19

Girl Scouts Study Nature At City Park Troop number 27 of George Washington school report election of officers as follows: President, Loretta Kliever; vice president, Dorothy Bovee; secretary, Kay Price; treasurer, Virginia Cabellero; flag bearer, Helen Miller; assistant flag bearers, Shirley Burgess and, Harriette Ewing; scribe, Rosie Veyna. The troop is working towards Tree Badges and have had instruction at City Park on tree and leaf identification after which they enjoyed an outdoor supper. They meet Tuesdays under the leadership of Mrs. John Bovce and Mrs. Ted Bourne. College Small Talk By JACQUELIE CUSHING Modern Cinderellas, can-can girls, clowns, pirates, and story book heroes and heroines will come to life when FJC'ers "dress up" for the Mascarade Ball to be sponsored by the Hornet Y October 28. Magic Hour The spell will be broken when the clock strikes midnight and the unmasking takes place. Fantasy will then give way to reality and story book characters will become ordinary college students once again. Gotta Problem One of the biggest problems of the noon dance committee is to get people to dance. Seems like there is always a large turnout, but only a few couples venture out on the floor. Girls stand on one side of the room longingly wishing for someone to dance Gotta Problem One of the biggest problems of the noon dance committee is to get people to dance. Seems like there is always a large turnout, but only a few couples venture out on the floor. Girls stand on one side of the room longingly wishing for someone to dance with and men stand on the other side, leering at the braver souls out tripping the light fantastic. A Solution The newest idea for combating this wallflower attitude seems to be working successfully even though it is a very simple one... the girls ask the boys to dance. In the near future dancing lessons will also be given to those who don't know how to dance and want to learn. As a part of this campaign for better than ever noon dances each club on campus has been asked to contribute two records to the school album and thus make a more varied and up-to-date collection. With all these good ideas underway these dances should go over in a big way. NTG will crown Queen of Anaheim Festival & Fair Saturday night, October 29, on stage in La Palma Park. PORTRAITS NEED NOT BE AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY SEE US TODAY FOR THOSE BILLFOLD AND POSTCARD SIZE PORTRAITS. YES, WE HAVE LARGER SIZES IF YOU DESIRE. SPEARS PHOTO SHOP 117 S. Los Angeles, Anaheim Smart Holiday Wear to Feature Ebell Festival of Fashions With fall 1950 acclaimed one of the most brilliant and inspired seasons in the history of American design, the forthcoming Ebell fashion showing promises to be an exciting affair. Under the direction of Mrs. Martha Schumacher, the "Festival of Fashions" will feature really wearable clothes" for around the clock wear. Promised are daytime dresses, ensembles for the cocktail hour and formal evening gowns and accessories. Highlight of the afternoon will be the appearance of Mary Webb Davis, noted fashion authority and commentator on women's as well PIES All Kinds ca. 49¢ They're delicious! Quality baked ... the dessert the entire family will enjoy. And remember, you take pies home in one-trip tins. The tins are free. A full line of Bakery Products for all occasions BREAKFAST Served from 6 a.m. You'll be delighted with our coffee! LUNCH Served from 11 a.m. Try our Salads — Tuna, Lobster, Stuffed Tomato, Fresh Fruits, Etc. Hadley's Bakery and FOUNTAIN 101 W. CENTER at LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Large Attendance At Auxiliary Meet Nelle Carlson of Moreno Valley district president paid an official visit to Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary meeting Tuesday night with an outstanding attendance recorded for the meetings. Guests were district chairman including Elvamae Jones, District vice president and membership chairman; Esther Schultz county council president; Ferne Williams, county council secretary; Vesta Tracy, Lydia Griggs, and Helen Randall. Following a short address by the district president she was presented with a monetary gift by Lucille Johnson, president of the local Auxiliary. Dimes wrapped in brightly colored cellophane paper were suspended from branches of a miniature tree to form a clever arrangement for the gift. The honored guest received a corsage of baby chrysanthemums, presented also to the district vice president and Mrs. Johnson. Order was placed for 2500 poppies for the Poppy Day sale in May, and for $10 order of poppy seals. As part of the district project, the local unit gave $25 to a fund to furnish a recording machine for the Long Beach Veterans Administration hospital. Evelyn Schwarting presented a report on the Orange County Council meeting held yesterday at Santa Ana. Business session closed with a memorial service in honor of a deceased Gold Star mother and former member, Mrs. Etta S. Coolidge. Harriet Boyd, as chaplain, conducted the service. Marjorie O'Kane introduced three members of Anaheim High school drama class who presented a clever program of individual Schwarting presented a report on the Orange County Council meeting held yesterday at Santa Ana. Business session closed with a memorial service in honor of a deceased Gold Star mother and former member, Mrs. Etta S. Coolidge. Harriet Boyd, is chaplain, conducted the service. Marjorie O'Kane introduced three members of Anaheim High school drama class who presented a clever program of individual numbers. Refreshments served were in keeping with the Hallowe'en motif and were arranged by Louise Helsing, Vera Kersten, Roso Gowdy and Esther Kemper. License to marry has been issued to Ivan George Collier of 17551 Placentia Yorba Blvd., Anaheim, and Genevieve Williams, of Fairhaven Extension, Santa Ana. Lois Rebekah Thimble club met at the home of Vernice Summers, 1018 W. Center, Tuesday evening, October 17. Twenty-five members and one visitor were present. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Elizabeth Ray, Vernice Stertz, Mary Swendler and Mildred Fitz. The next meeting will be held at the home of Charlotte Maxson at 736 N. Olive, November 21. Operation of a school of charm and modeling on Wilshire blvd., in Los Angeles. Models selected from the Ebell club are Mrs. Joe Thompson and Mrs. Robert Cash. Thelma Brandt will appear from the SQR store with four professional models from Los Angeles to complete the list. Timely decorations, in the fall theme, have been planned by Mrs. Sterling Morton and Mrs. Robert Beckler. Prizes for each table have been arranged with 25 door prizes including an oil painting and a 10 pound ham to be awarded throughout the afternoon. The affair will begin at 1 p.m., and will include the serving of a delicious dessert. Cards will be played following the showing. KVOE broadcast from Hallowe'en Festival & Fair on the stage 8 p.m. every night of Fair at La Palma Park, October 26 thru 31. Builders class won the annual attendance contest and were treated to a delicious pot luck dinner last night by the "blues" under captain Charles Githens. Newest contest to be sponsored by the class is a project for all members to learn each others first names. Charles Wiggins was soloist on The twinkling expression of this soft, cuddly 12-inch doll will endear her to the nursery crowd. She can easily be made from work basket scraps. Pattern envelope No. R2372 contains hot-iron transfer for doll material requirements, cutting chart and measurements for clothes, sewing and finishing directions. Just what you've been waiting for... the big new book of needlework news! Chock-full of fascinating designs, including four gift patterns with instructions printed in the book. Special features: needle "know-how" and exciting information on what's-new-to-make. Send 25 cents in coin. KVOE broadcast from Hallow-e'en Festival & Fair on the stage 8 p.m. every night of Fair at La Palma Park, October 26 thru 31. SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT Eddison Summer Vacation Experiences Feature Toastmaster Meet Informality characterized the first meeting of the Toastmaster section of the Anaheim Ebell when it met last night in the newly decorated clubhouse, with Mrs. Harry Saulsbery as leader and Mrs. H. G. Harling as assistant leader. Talks covered a variety of subjects including summer vacations, trips and experiences enjoyed at home during the summer. Speakers were Mrs. H. J. Fackiner, Mrs. Maude Saenger, Mrs. Charles Houston, Mrs. Claude Slack, Mrs. William Webb, Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. H. G. Harling, Mrs. Charles Bourne, Mrs. Ryden, a guest; Miss Lena Rowe and Mrs. Harry Saulsbery. Schumacher cup was awarded to Mrs. Saulsbery by popular vote of members, for presenting the most interesting talk of the evening. Mrs. Harling read from the book "Effective Speaking" and distributed forms on procedure to following in preparing book reports and Mrs. Slack read an article from Frank Colby on the correct usage It's I and It's me. Three short stories, fifteen minutes in length, will be presented at the next section meeting. Mrs. Saulsbery and Mrs. Harling served on the hostess committee. A daughter was born on Oct. 17 to Mr. and Mrs. James White, 975 S. Walker St., Cypress, at Orange County hospital. Mrs. Thomas Rainey of 9291 E. La Palma spent last weekend visiting her son George Rainey and wife at Redondo Beach. Winners Reward iserved by Losers the evening program and presented "For You Alone," "My Faith in Thee" and "One Alone," accompanied by Eleanor Sanford. Mrs. Sanford and husband Paul later appeared as a duet and sang "Sympathy," "Because You are You," and "Somewhere a Voice is Calling." Paul Sanford is class teacher and Elbert Hutson is president. Members brought food and sewing material clothing to the meeting to be sent to a family in Germany. Personal Mention Visitors at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Patterson over the week end were Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Metherell of Turlock; Dr. and Mrs. Lee Summers of Sonora; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Spechko of Loma Linda and Mrs. Julia Ovalls of Loma Vista. Mr. Spechko is a medical student at Loma Vista. Mr. and Mrs. Emelio Martinez, 312 N. Sabina St., are parents of a son born at Orange County hospital on Oct. 17. 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